The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-19

by the Keller Manufacturing Co.
The Hubbard Hammock Chair
company has put in an elevator. 1t
has capacity of thousand pounds.
Crinkled seersuckers, at s cents, by
Millar & FULLY.
Sam Meagher has leased his house
TO j. kOterba, Sr. He moved into
town on Monday.
Mr.. Benner is located in the Brink
building, corner Third and Seventh
SITS. temporarily.
Heavy seeding proved the winning
policy this season. Light sown
fields are not promising.
The Manitoba railroad stock yards
will be enlarged to accommodate in
creased stock shipments.
Work has been commenced on the
! interior Of the Pendergast block,
which was injured by the fire.
+. n. Morgan, cashier of the Ger.
man American National bank of
st. Cloud, was in town on Tuesday.
Linen Towels, only 8 cents, Millar
& FULLY.
Street commissioner, Gilman has
done an excellent piece of work in
| repairing Grove Lake-aYe. near the
depot.
c. NJ. Boss is paying unwelcome
visits among the farmers of the
township, listing property for taxa
ton.
There were no services in the
Methodist church on Sunday last,
Mr.. Foster being absent in Mime.
apolis.
We are Offering big inducements
in wraps and Jackets. See us and
save money. Millar & Tully.
Parker Mcclure has brought his
drilling machine in from the coal
fields, and left for the east on We'd
nGSday.
O.S. Nichols of Ashby, was in
town on Saturday. lie is Interested
in some farming lands in Western
Stearns.
w. o. p. 1Iilsdae and Marie &
Schank have taken down their signs
in com pliance with the village ordi-
nance.
How Bros. are doing Il fine hard
ware and harness trade, and have
filled up their store ina very attract
i've manner.
DR.. Dubois visited st. Paul last
week returning on Monday. Mrs.
Dubois will continue her visit there
several days.
Rev. j. Il. Drew Is charging his
house, at the narrows, which, for
beauty of location is unsurpassed in
this vicinity.
Como down on the alley If you
want to buy goods at low prices.
Millar & Tully.
The Episcopal church will be
CLOSED ON Sunday next, as Mr..
Hamilton will hold services in Mel.
rose Oh that day.
Miss Bell Bruce has returned from
Minneapolis very much improved in
health. She is warmly welcomed
home again.
Sam Meagher will leave this week
for Foley, on the Hlnckley branch,
to take the position of book keeper
for Foley brothers.
Tho Sank Centre Orchestra will
furnish music for the comm ence-
ment exercises. They will introduce
entirely new music.
Jimmie Hall who was under tho
weather last week, is able to be about
again and is in his old place in ST.
monitor Bros. store.
Gale Moore has his sailboat on the
lake and it may be seen Swimming
over the water when the weather is
| fair and the wind good.
The Wednesday evening services
at the Episcopal church will be held
ut quarter of eight, instead of half
past seven, rs heretofore.
Mrs. Geo. II. Iosm eli who has been
visiting her mother for the past
week, returned to st. Paul with Mr..
IIosmer, on Sunday night.
Fishing GA Fairy Lake - excellent.
Ed. Harrison brought home nearly
fifty fine wdll.eyed pike as the result
of anovenlng's fishing.
A. G. Whitney, win Alden, deputy
auditor Mcbride and Mr.. Gale of st.
Cloud came up on Saturday night
and spent Sunday in town.
Joe Siminton says that the hardest
nut he has to crack is bank assess
ments. lie gives it up and leaves it
for tho equealizing board to do.
Wash McNeice is turning out
broom handles and Innings for barrel
heads in large quantities, in connec-
ton with his tlouring business.
We defy competition on all classes
of drygoods and notions.
Millar & Tully.
Tie Village Assessor is abroad in
the land, and values are rapidly
shrinking. They will recover as
soon as the assessment is finished.
Il. r. Greene has raised the large
sign which overhung the sidewalk
TO Il prominent position on the front